Preventing nonprofit fraud |
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Also, while financial statement fraud does not directly enrich the fraudster (its intent is to mislead the users of the financial statements, i.e., the Board of Directors or the bank), it can be committed by an employee under financial or social pressure to meet budgetary goals, secure bank loans, earn bonuses and salary increases, or obtain donor funding. The Board of Directors and management within nonprofit organizations should keep this in mind and focus on developing controls to prevent fraud. SOLUTIONA commitment to nonprofit fraud prevention is key. Since fraud risk, like other risks, cannot be eliminated altogether, effective risk management also requires a commitment to examining "what happened" if and when a fraud loss occurs. Bond Beebe Forensic Accounting professionals are expert at suggesting and implementing steps for fraud prevention including reviewing, revising and/or creating accounting procedures and controls; advising best hiring and monitoring practices; and performing and/or suggesting auditing procedures and schedules. We can also help you identify and confirm fraud, determine the extent of any fraudulent activity, assist with damage claims and educate your organization about any procedural gaps to get you to a more secure position. You can also read what Forensic Accounting experts have to say about the latest business fraud issues and get answers to your questions at BBforensic.com, Bond Beebe’s up-to-the-minute Forensic Accounting blog. Whatever issue is before you, Bond Beebe anticipates your needs and exceeds your expectations with personal service and innovative solutions – backed by Integrity, imagination and trust. Call us. |
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